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Second-price IS . —Upper Gallery is. , Th e h O r 'ce 6 d.—No Money to be returned. u tlirl„"„ u ° be opened at Half past Five, and the Play (.) /1 - F ' Nall past Six Sat u , d al:tuly. The Ex . ile ; witlrThe Child of Nature.—On k)11 King John ; with The Agreeable Surprise.—On to ihTtaY. The Mountaineers: public are respedtully informed, that a Grand . His ; rtt;? era . in Three Ads, called Gustavus.. o f Sweden, i ti c, sccegrsal, tind speedlly be produced, with new bi u. fi erY, Dresses, and Decorations. T tu THEAThE ROYAL, LYCEUM.i or t/ der the A ut h ority . ~Pthe 1.012. L CHAMBERLAIN.) li 9RESENT EVENING, Nov. 21, 1 8 10, - r 'mr Majesties' Servants will act the Comic Opera of FALSE ALARMS ; Or, MY COIIS.I N. • Damon Gayland, Mr. WROUGHTON; Edward Gayland, Mr. PHI LI PPS ; -; • Tom Surfeit, Mr. DE CAMP ; lieutenant M'Larry, Mr. lOHNSTONE ; Plod, Mr. MATHEWS; Gabriel, Mr. PEN LEY ; • k>rinvelt, Mr. WEWITZER ; Lady Gayland, Mts. BISHOP, tittg her first appearance in that CliaraEler); Caroline Sedley, Miss DUNCAN; Ernily, Mrs. BLAND; Miss Umbrage, Mrs. SPARKS; Susan, Mrs, MOUNTAIN. After which, the Melo-Drama of ELLA ROSENBERG. The Elector, Mr. RAYMOND; _ Colonel M ount f ort, - M r. DE CAMP'S Rosenberg, Mr. HOLLAND ; Storm, Mr. WRENCH ; Vlutterman, Mr. ZEN LEY ; Stephen, Mr. FISH E R ; tjla Rosenberg, MrS. EDWIN; mr Christine, Mrs. HORN.; tt. ac es s. Fluttermao,. at P t RK . k r41 14 E,' 'e taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box! trance, of Ira O . FBce the 11, y ' ! • Xes6s also be had Private Boxes • S e9ondprice ;s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second price z^s.— bd. r ccs. 3 econd-price is. U pper Gallery is. Secoild t4itince 00, s to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per •nett.. t ° ikg in at Halt past Six.—No Money to. be re- ILt fit o in L,"; clandestine Marriage; with The ti:ish c 31.,6"ndori.—On Friday, The Hypocrite ; with Hit o r ,v,!l Sat urday , Up All Night,. or, The Smuggler ' s vio Strngs to - . dd ays, klrc e is in i tcheatsal vvliich will be produced in a BAST.INDIA .40U5.., t i ii . 1.,E COUTir of:DIRECTORS Nov. 7, 18 , T°• ' i ..04, 1 , . . of theVIVI TED 7 -i k‘ EG 4. ~ 4N Y of MRRCHeINTS, .j INGLAND Trod. fiat - '''tt Tn;!iet et. hereby Rive Notice, 0 4g: 1 . 6e r i;znsfer B),ki of tine sitiii.Companyt . SiOck tcri 11 be *kii,, 14.e 'd`O', the 2 , th-imetant, ;it rtvo "'Clock, and opened 1)• zie,,L, . h. , 1 7,4, 4 , Y, the Ist 7..ittuar . 1 7 ii . Mg- ; and 1,542 the "ex t " 11.61 rrisnt s on Vie ss.l:;l:Stoik, due .on the sth 7anuarr ' "le r .., ' . ''nte Iv o 16. e ,,,, t y to le delivered on Thgredy, the loth of the RASiSAY, Stcretay . - m i fs ' ' • - . • 42. 2 . ' 'us.'lNuET (Hsl THE 'BULLION REPORT. b This Day was;published, price 45. , titliki,cslitAt OBSERVATIONS on the RE ' - nl' of the HI LI:10 N COM A 1 TT Et ., : ~,, Pri m . .) ;or CHARLES koyeaul,sioll.anNgle.Riclittrdson, No. al, Lornhill, pposite t," TIl h.- f Where may 13a had, lately published, 'lllte ' esf Cause of th e Verreciations of uggester .„thelgatilonal: q explained and the m eans o t,R erne d y - s Tu t i - CAU'T'ION ON 91JSEKEEPERS, TRADFSMEN, AND THE . ~,, PIiBLIC IN GENERAL' yv 1 i r 4 i E A S MRS. ELIZABETH .DELANEY, li ot , 41 3( Wile, havin g withdrawn herself fr in thy pro_ Nhi s .11,44 vol untarilyatisente c t herself from my habitation. b1i,.. 1 '. 6 cautio n air liou . sekeepers, .1 radesthen,.anti t. I 9*iii.,- in gcneral, not to give Credit to my said Wife, as +: 1 " 4 he answerable fur ahy -debts she-ma contract, from -,,Lute ate hereof; Mrs• Delaney being possessd of,a legal and lFrltlent Incoine.• . 136 kb c - e;a l /, Nov. t7tly, aro. . lAS. 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Z too° erti,. 11. 9; „,. .... . ... , . ioo. i t. 4 3a " •• • • • • • : T s3° t fiv , si n o e Prizes were sold tn well y.. e , 1*, 1:1( - ,, ~l'es, in the Lottery' just finished, at EYTON's " -. `t ill: tOi l ee , NU. 2 Corn hill, near the Mansion-Honse ; • e iist Granceeity Lottery. kio- 15,8z0 ..... • • • ' • Z 6 ;"° . . • ; 1 ' 1)4 • 1 7,55 t -. . . .. . . • 40 0 e s o l'k u titin g t .9 ' 173 • • ,-. iS 3 ,-. o fiv e Shares. 11 , lc 17; 1 ,Q I t. 0 0 ,41. was also sold .in I Yk en .' City -- Lte t r „', arlo. SHARES are on Sale for the ensuing' LO witieticirav, s the ith of Next :%luntli• . . THE LOADQY GAZETTE EXTRAORDWRY. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER J 9, 1810. • Downing-street, AVop. ' l9i 1.810. - - Dispatches, of which the following are copies, have been received at the Earl of Liverpool's Odice, addressed to his Lordship, by .Lieutenant General Viscount Wellington. Those.of the 3d of Novem ber were received upon the 16th instant ; those of the 27th October, upon the t 7th instant; and those of the 20th October, this day. MY LORD, Pero Negro, October, 20, 1810. Since I addressed you, the enemy have been em plo)ed principally in 'reconnoitering the positions occupied by our troops, and in strengthening their own. In effeCling ttLe former object they have Skirmished with the troops on our out -posts, who have always conducted themselves well. 'On the 14th they attacked with infantry, sup poffed by artillery, a small detachMent of the 71st regiMent, which formed the advanced guard of .Lieutenant General Sir Brent Spenca's near Sobral de Montapree, in order to cover one of their rt-otitioAeng parties. This detachment, having th 6 nonottrable Lieutenant Colonel Ca (Nan and Lle'i•ienant 'Colonel Reynell at their head, \charged the enemy in the most gallant s'y;e, and dame them into tje town. '4'he whole of theath Corrs d'Armee,„ however, a:.l. pare of the 611 i, viri , •ed on the ground near Sobr on that evening'; and I therefore thought it proper to withdraw Lieutenant Generdt Si; Brent Spencer's division from the advanced situation which it had occupied, and these t*oops inaiciied to Ztb reira, about one mile in ate 'rear, otr the 1501 in the nlbrning. The gun-boats on the Tag*, under Lieutenant Berkeley, .with which Admiral I) , ..rkeley has sup potted the right of the army pear Alhan d ra, Katie likewise been engaged 'with the 'Oiegny's reCuu noiterin parties, and have been 'dt great service to-us. . , I have the pleasure t o inf o rm y our Lordship, that the report which I Communicated to yUu in my:last dispatch, regarding . the march of ihe'detachment's of troops under the 'command of General inCeliar', has been cofirmea. Colonel Trant arrived near Cohnhra on the '71 . 1), and immediately attaLked the eaelii3's out-posts, which he cut off from the town, and he then 'push ed into it and took posse;sion of it. The resistance made by the enemy did not last long, and he took eiOtt officers and five thousand men (principally, sick and wourided)`ri,c:lzz,;. I !tave.tue honour to endose the copy of his reiiiht to Marshal Beres tord, and of a let Lev froth Mardial Bersford upon 11,14 success. On Me following day Brigadier General Miller and Colonel Wil.on . atriven at. Coimbia 'with their dt.taciiments, and the ) have since tatien about three hundred 'and 'fitly iiraotiers, being soldiers who had waggled from their regimeniS, on the enemy's march, as they say, in search of tooth COlUnel Wilson has since advanced to Con deixa, with ati advanced guard of infantry and cavalry, and ilii4aUier General Miler is at Conn bi a. inciase a letter fro_u Marshal Berebford on then traps icti ,ns. A defachniebt,froili' the garrison of Peniche, sent out by BriadierGeneral Blunt, under Captain Fen wick; has been successful in a - similar manner, and has brought in forty -eight prisoners made in the rear 'of the enemy's artily, having killed nine ; and Lieu . tetiant Colonel Waver's,, who bas been employed by-the with small detachments of cavalry and in the enem'y's 'tear, hat taken many prisoners. The difficullies which the enemy experience in proem-it% inbSistence, o,ving,to their having invad ed this country without . maga‘zints, - and having adoped, no measures for the security of their rear, or of their communication with Spain, has tendered it necessary Cif the to straggle in _search of food and not 'a thiy passes that prisoners and 4e. serters . are not sent in. All remained quiet in the North of Portugal, ac cor6ing:tO ihe last accounts. . Marshal• M o ni er re tired troni Zatra and Lo 3 S.MIOS on the Bth ; and, accoiding* to the last accoutus, he had arrived at Seville with the trool4 'under his COu mand. ral aijlaster , s lied tollo%'ed him to the neighbour : libod of CaStillO de . b 4 Guardias, and the Port uguele cavalry' had thrived on fr:itn dial)a to vards the Sierra Moretti, tile 'Meant lint., the'infaiitry of the Marquis de la C .ips Was put in motion for this guar. ter On the '81i1; inStilpflaild the heal 'of it (the slur sign under the co:ninand of General O'Donnell) arrived at Cahethde I.lloutechique yesterday, having crossed the Tagus in the moriiii.g. My last accounts from Cadiz are of the 4th in- stair, j have the houour to. be, &c. 17‘/..LLINGTON. • 14racl-Quarters, Fort . Sobral, AilY Lrl RD, - ; October t 7, 181 I have the houour to report to your Lordship, that, by Letters from Brigadier-General from ,Coirnbra, I am informed of our NurtherrrMi. litia•having entered dot !lace 'on the Bth instant: Colonel 'tram, With tlie Oporto Miliiia, it appears (1 have no report front that Orficei), fact entered it ; and Brigadier-GCS eol Miller, aid Colobel Wil; son, who, - with the Militia of the Minh°, and some regolar cavalry, 'had followed the enemy along his own li ne of march, CM the. eastward 'of the Sierra ,_:,:t mitrg.,:;:`,',7,i;:_,-;,, ,r-.:1'.,•,•=,. :,.`: .:, ( ,4-:-.:- .. '_4' 5414,,x."--- .;:i;',....a*ti--1-::":' ''' %i:f4';7::''.4'f' ...--),,-,•%,!7.,,,,,,',.. t,1,,' ; r-,ll'' ,t,,,,,; ot, , -4t-T- I NI- NpVLAIDER 21, 1810. • of Caraintia, - entered a few bours after Colonel Trant. ; ... , . .Brigadier-General Miller. iad colle6ted, of strag glers, and pillagers. left in the rear o f t he Fiencl army, about three hundred and fifty, and mote, were continually bripging in r-• .001.00 Wilson:with, ary!adr-alle • 1 , - gaard 07 about 14'0 Ir.uldreci cava4ry, kind tutu- . I),.atalions of Militia, was to lie at CondeiKa on the Int!) and 1 i th. The whole of these prisoners_ have been sent off to Oporto. I have, &c. (Signed) w. C. BERESFORD. MY LORD, I !rave the honour, to annex, for ycur Lordship's= informacioir; a lA-tier which I have tereii'ed from 13rigadier-Ge'neralß urn,.Governur of .Peniche, in forming me of loss bEcatione6,ip the enemy by solfie small 'pal-6es sent out from his garrison, and of the good condua ot those troops ,ot the line and Militia employed on those occasions. (Signed) W. C..BERESFORD, • --- Marshal and Lieutenant -General. . . To:his ..'7..celleney the Marshal Geoo.al ' . • Lord 'Viscount Wellington, K. Id. S - he, 061ober 16, ats. You will he pleased to represent iohis.Exeeilency Niarstial ilut a Jew days since I sent out a piartycoir,iiiin g of one serjenit and eighteen pri .vates of the Toodella Militia (Volunteers)• with the view of iiveicepting Couriers, or-any other service by Which they might annoy the enemy; they re turned yesterday, bringing with them two cavalry horses equipped, some swords, pistols, caps, &c. The Serjeant reports having fallen in with thirty horsemen, at the 'moment . dismounted; attacking them rind killing five ; the rest.inadc their escape. ; The horses tlew in different dite6tions,,so. that only two c ,old be secured. One Militia nun Was killed and two wounded. Cana! CQCII,II, ()Lieber f 9, ISIo. You wilt also be pleased to report to his Excel- . lency, that in cons-quience-of inforthation received from the countrypeople 2 that .between two and three hundred marauders were destrOying the habi tations and coriiinitting'dreadf u l outrages' on the few prasadts that fell into their hands, about five leagues and A half from ibis, J detached the Major de Praca Fenwick'wiih one hundred add fifty re cruits and Militia yesterday evening to disperse or bring them in, in which be haS succeeded, killing a few men * and making twenty-eight -prisoners, with the toss of only twO men. Major Fenv‘ick speaks in the warmest terms of the - ardour of the Tecrilits 'end with the Officers who corn them) but %hat, under c'.:rcumstances, he has'considt.rtd equally worthy of admiration, was to see resentments slifled s and the soldiers, alive only to the feelings of humanity, anxious to spare the 'enemy they "had subdued. • _ • You will also be pleased to report the arrival of twelve deserters, who with the prisoners shall be seta to Lisbon the first favourable occasion. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) R. BLUNT, Lienten . ant-C6lonel Arbuthnot, Mili t ar y tidier-General. •• • -Secretary', I hope his Excdiency will not disapprove my havi.rig permitted the pally of Nihtiii to - dspuse of The 'horse's. * Five killed, fpur wounded. MY LoAD, Caul Cochin, [SW. • Since writing to your Lordship the iclorrnation have received twin Brigldier-General 'Wider relative: to the re-occupation of Coimbra, I have received from Colonel J'rant a more detailed statement of, the circumitance4, and which -1 have ttle lion iur: cif annexing a Copy of for your Lordship's infor mation. The prisoners, by Colonel Trait's statement, ap pear to have been more numerous than by be first accounts we were *led to consider them ; three or , tour hund re d a f rer W ar d s colleated by. Brigadi er -G e -; Het - al Miller, dispersed in. plundering - parties in the neighbourhood of Coimbra, will -have to be added to what Cul. Trant captuieo. \• ,• .I.le circumstance and mode of the re-occupation of Coimbra is an ad:11601131 proof of the activity and prudent entertirize•with which Colonel Train ha 4 fulfilled the wijeCts or the instructions given to hire, and I have- nofilout4 your. Lordsliiii ;will appreciate. , • (Sign ;d), W. BERESFORD. SIR, • • Coimbra, 7til9a. ,slO. • I.have t.nu:ll Fie:lst - ire in acqUitintit% ) our Ex.cd lency with My haying successfully attaci-;,20 the town of aoinlbr'a . this' wi , %Viol to k sot ytity met) kilted'anclivoundqd. In my Letttr of ti t le. 6th, I had the honour to infOrm'ybu, that it Was my intention to proceed to Mealliada in the.cotirse of the day, with an expec tation of fora - Ong a junction with the \ corps under the command of Brigadier-General Mijier and. C olonel Wilson, and combining an attack on this City, but, on my arrival there,-,I leamed, that those two corps were delayed from want of , sup plies in the very eXhansted.di,tricts extending in], tnediately north: cf guiacii, and that the cavalry at rached "to them could 'not Move forward 'in conse quence of the fatigue it had experienced in its-lot. mer marches; •s. • I had now no other alternative in order to prevent 'any nia,ures of defence tAti:,g place at :coizubra, froni" wLenee I was only three snort leagues distant, than to 'proceed on with up/ own division, while yet a strong probability existed of my arrival at Altai hada nut heing made known. I therefoic marched at. and-day, baying a ulna. , g-,4Dl:T.ls.pro-T /: 1 / 4 - , . - 4#kit . r'''.4, i .„-- .. ,: ,-,.., i,,,..,' , t--- ,-- . - -4V - r •--..6.. .. 7 ~,:... ...-:, ~..,_.- . 1 r-i \ . `;‘:' '4*; 1: • , ci: /...' 4-0 .itrar • , i - FRT .. r • • ~ ti'.l 7. L; I . PI.UCt fIICITNCE lIALERENNY• . „ dron of cavalry In - iny front, under the Command of that galla it young 'olti6er Lieutenant whose dame ttaveAlreidy occztsioo to sohmi .o yo ir ExceMfiicys notice, Supported by two hundred light fn-tips ; tue ccutarr.l iAlfawcly was Iteol-A by the C.oitobra regiment, in my • plan 111 , eildt1 to enter at wo ponits zit 0./ one diyisibn by the ni gfrottl op:):10, the oine.r lon brinc!l front the Colin ,, [, oil .1;:::ving Passed Porn;)., and by as end ng the ii-;;g to the E,3 , tward of the town,: ente r by the - Arco Sgrna Anna, passiig through 1.61 - etto but tin:, aangement wai to take place only ill the event of my hadins - the enemy on his guard. ' At a - short distance Iron) Poulos, towards Meal" , ba'da, I lel' in with a detachrt,ent of theLenerny'io the right of that ; „ii con , menced'f.iting,..b u t hay. ing pusheifon the to Fermis, 1 sneceed.d ii cutting it off froM ail communi.ation with Coimbra, and - it surrendered, alter losing _some men ; and met no' other pu . st pt the entiiiy. I directed ttie ca valry to gallop through tl-e [nin e s cross the bride anidegn, and by peoetrafing into the Lisbon road, to intercept any nit(nination sent to the ti;ain artny. Th:s was toff:i' - .led wi:li the utmost spirit - by benie.,ant . Dutel, with the loss of only one drago9n k:lletis I utspatched divi sions of infantry into the principal p,iits of the town ; an nticottnected resistance took place during an hour, in winch we had only IWO men "killed; • Colonel.Serpa," o l the P ,.- nafiel,. and about tiventyo five men wounded of that corps. col.niel Sopa commanded the first brigade, 'and h:s spiricd con dottt has etititled him to your Excellency's approlm tion. , On the Santa Clara side of the Aloride i ,o, where a great proportion of tile enemy's force was stationed in the Convent, wine irregular tiring was kept up upon the cavalry ill crossing the bride; but the French Cominatidlng Officer, num,diately . after Lieutenant Datel had cros ed , proposed ca pitulating. I proceeded to the Convent, and . would allow no ter ms b ut di scretion. On my promise Of exerting my protedtion against the insults of tilu pea santry, the troops laid down fork arms and marched OUI. I have reason to btlieve the number of prisoners exceeds five thousand, of whom nearly - tour thousand are marched otf tywards. Oporto, including au en tire coirimy of the Emperor's marine guards ; three thousand five hundred fireiocks are found, and ahnolt the whole Jo aled, :ruin whence sots may form an idea of the nunab:r in a state for • defensive syrvice ; those arms I hive distributed aniongst the Ordinanzd of the country ; we found no artillery. We got possession of a quantify of oxen and sheep, ‘A hien were coitected tor u:9l subsistence of t.iC enemy's troops, and hav e proved a 'Seasonable .supply to our. own. Amon g st the priSoners' are, I should suppose, eighty ()dicers.— The CommisSarie Ordinateur en Chef M. Flandin, who represented a Governor, will reaLitu sick iu Coimbra. From the nature of attack, your Excellency tie will eakdy conceive how difficult it - was to cum rout the soldiers,' or to prevent the armed peasantry from plundering. "Tin se latter I am sorry to_say, com mitted aos of 'violence, but bbelieve not more than six or eight Frenchmen were the victims of - theirtre sentinew. I: should here observe, that nothing -could possibly exceed the state of wretchedness...lu which I. found rile. city ; the enemy, not content with sacking it to the very utmost extent, and strip ping the few housekeepers uho remained of their persontil clothing, had wantonly set tire to some Itous, and bad Escaped in the stieeis, in one general Masi , if disorder, all the Ihrriiture winch they could not • take with the army ; it cannot be expected, therefore, that soldiers, of whom eight • hundred, were•rt4atives of the town and its neignbouthood, accompanied by their wretched relatives, could pa tiently witness a scene of devastation in which their property had Leen thus unjustifiably and irretriev ably destroyed. I request your Excellency, Lbw. ever, to ,be persuaded that every possible exertion has been . made to give protection to the French Who'have fallen into our hands, and, after the first `Moments, I succeeded in securing them from insult. ' As Brigadier-Genei-al Miller, and C.oor:el Wil son's corps; will arrive here to-morrow, I propose to one of_my brigades behind, and to tuarch,with the remainder of my division, as an e4ort to Oporto; for suchis the animosity of the people of this country excited bj the late passage of the French army, that I consider my presence_ absoluttly necessary, parti 'colarlyin th e interm e dia t e distria between Motidego and -:- I shall conclude this report by assuring your Ex-• cellency that the spirit of ihe Militia upon 411(soc casino was gui:h as would dr, - credit 19 any troops of the line, andl have observed no individual ex ception do nut, 4tieretote, , compliment any par. titular officer. I have the honour to be, 'Sze. (Signed). N. TRANT. MY LORD, Pero Negro, 27th Ott. iS co. I enclose two letters from Marshal iferestord, .with reports from Brigadier-General Blunt, ofsue- Cesses against the enerny's deiacbuients, by patties detached from the. garrison .of Poriiene.. T!se for mer was mentioned to your Lordship in my die patch of the 20th i nst. I have,: (Signed) , WELLINGTON, MY LOf D, HeA_Quart.r., Ca4i CocLin, 1 'O. rbave the honour t o annex the 2uth es.tratl ot r. !k•ttek I have this instant recci,ed tenni Brigadkr Ocive rarßlow, •by which ) our. Lordship wlt see he, tinues to pick up the mar au ders and s i ragg ,ers horn the enemy., have, Bfc, (Signed/ W. C. BEAESFORD3 l‘larshataud